"because they are limiting my work-permit to 5 years and they dont allow(yes, "allow" me to work in a restaurant as a waiter.. or they dont allow me to start my business? is "Working" not part of the basic human rights ?"
nope. work is not a part of the basic human rights ;)
"You are kinda accepting being treated different from a native citizen, by accepting to have "Residence Permit" on your passport.. by accepting a work-permit..(Remember, at the very beginning of your Germany adventure ?)"
why? i mean it does not matter for me if german officials issue me a residence permit or a work permit, so long as with those permits i am treated in the same way as german citizens (yes, german citizens not natives just because by now lots of foreigners have german citizenship)
"maybe I should also flush my passport into the toilet.. and demand german citizenship, because I am suddenly stateless.."
i didn't do that: neither i flushed my passport into the toilet nor have i demanded german citizenship. all that was demanded: treat me as a stateless person, or prove it legally that i am not stateless; neither unfortunately was done till now. therefore i have to apply officially for a german passport and once i get a refusal, file a suit to a court of law - then they have to do either first or the second ;)
"Please dont ask me how I entered Germany, what happened to passport that I have entered to Germany.."
why i always answer those questions without problems! i provide complete information to officials, and never they were able to prove that i lied, just because i always tell truth.
"btw.. you mentioned that you are(became) stateless.. right ?)"
sure. just one country did not follow human rights and gave me their citizenship automatically without my agreement, when i was stateless, and after that refused to annulate it. now my position is that unlawfully given citizenship can not be considered as a citizenship because it has to be annulated. corresponding information was already submitted to UN comittee in Geneva
"that is true.. but all the Kurds hold Turkish citizenship.. and they have the same rights as Turks.."
if they accept turkish citizenship, sure, otherwise they have the same rights which Kurds in Iraq have. you see, here is a problem, because Turkey gave them its citizenship without their agreement, they do not want to have it and basically want to have their own State ;)
"Kurd case is more like the Spain's and Ireland's teror problem.."
sure. because in Spain and Ireland there are groups of people as well, that want to have their own State. which does not make them terrorists, but freedom fighters. terrorism - it's just a new word which is used against people by governments and "golden milliard", in order to make a "modern slavery" possible
i mean, humans always create new means, but the sense always remains the same: some people want to have slaves who work for them ;)
you tell me you wouldn't do it in the way i do? then you just do not have a problem with existing system and accept your place in it; i obviously do have a problem with existing system, as it gave me the place which i cannot accept. normally such thing is a fate of bastards *lol* ;)